Halloween listings 2026

Spooky cinema to enjoy during Halloween week

by Jennie Kermode

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Sadly, some of this year's planned Halloween events have been cancelled due to stormy weather, with only a handful of outdoor screenings still scheduled to go ahead - if you plan to attend one, we recommend checking on the day. Still, we have managed to track down a good number of sensationally sinister events taking place across the country, so most of you should be able to find something satisfactorily scary. Don't see your event listed? Drop us a line and we'll happily add it.

Aberdeen

  • 30th - Hocus Pocus, Craig Centre for Performing Arts, 18:30

Belfast

Birmingham

Cardiff

Dundee

  • 26th - Dundead mystery movie, DCA, 20:15
  • 30th - The Devils, DCA, 20:30
  • 31st - The Omen, DCA, 20:30

Edinburgh

Glasgow

  • 30th - The Craft & The Crow, Pollockshaws Burgh Hall, from 18:30
  • 31st - The Guest & a mystery film, Pollockshaws Burgh Hall, from 18:30

Leeds

  • 31st - Never After Dark, Recluse, Imposters & Ghost In The Cell, Vue in the Light, from 13:15

Liverpool

London

  • 30th - Halloween Horror Film Festival; six and a half hours of independent horror short films, Coldharbour Blue Cinema, from 17:00
  • 30th - Dr Jekyll And Sister Hyde, ActOne Cinema, 19:00
  • 30th & 31st - Monsters Inc, Beetlejuice & Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Bodleian Library, from 14:30
  • 30th & 31st - Halloween Frightfest, Odeon Luxe West End
  • 31st - The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Sydenham Centre, 19:30
  • 31st - The Bat & live Wurlitzer organ score & a free drink & costumes encouraged, The Musical Museum, 20:00
  • 31st - Halloween, Halloween II, Halloween 3: Season Of The Witch, Halloween 4: The Return Of Michael Myers, Halloween 5: The Revenge Of Michael Myers & Halloween: The Curse Of Micharl Myers, Prince Charles Cinema, 23:45

Manchester

Newcastle-on-Tyne

Sheffield

York

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